2005 TVR Tuscan it was decided that the

it was decided that the car was too valuable to risk the exposure of competitive racing and has been in the hands of collectors since

however for a chosen few who knew their cars

it did everything right

John Wittner was made an offer he couldn’t refuse

Suspension and brakes were all upgraded together with revised bodywork and Brabus magnesium wheels

2005 TVR Tuscan it was decided that theThe Tuscan, initially with a 360bhp 4 litre version of TVR's own straight six, went on sale in 1999. The early cars were a curious mixture of ultra pointy steering and disconcertingly soft suspension, though by the end of the year the damping had been improved. That was typical TVR: constant evolution, which, of course, means the late car, generally the better is it. In the early days there was a "Red Rose" upgrade with an extra 20 30bhp, better